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Plumbing Trade Courses: Part 1

Introduction to Plumbing Pipe Trades


Course Code: 8876 (20S)
This course introduces you to the program curriculum, and future employers' expectations in terms
of punctuality, honesty, working habits, and compatibility with fellow employees. As well, you will get
an overview of the following: tools of the trade along with the general purpose and care and
maintenance of each tool, materials used in the trade along with the general uses and handling and
storage of each type of material, safety precautions observed when working with tools and materials,
and shop duties and clean-up rules.
Introduction to Piping Systems and Theories
Course Code: 8877 (30S)
This course introduces you to common piping materials and their correct uses, methods of
assembling, supporting, handling, and storing, and the types of tools used with each. Students will
also learn how each type of piping is to be joined, supported, and tested. Types of piping includes,
but is not limited to, cast iron, black iron, galvanized iron, copper, lead, plastic, and glass.
Installation of Plumbing and Piping Systems 1
Course Code: 8878 (30S)
Interpretation of plumbing code, sizing of sewers, drains, stacks, vents, etc., drawing layouts, and
constructing actual installations from layouts and blueprints.
Installation of Plumbing and Piping Systems 2
Course Code: 8879 (30S)
Students will identify the hazards and safety associated with glass piping. Students will also identify
the proper handling of glass pipes, as well as demonstrate how to measure and cut glass
pipe. Additionally, students will demonstrate and work with fuel cutting equipment.

Plumbing Trade: Part 2


Sanitary Venting Systems
Course Code: 8981 (40S)
Students will have the opportunity to design and size vent systems according to local code. Identify
the hangers and supports use to install DWV and water supply systems and explain their
applications. Install a venting system using correct slope or grade. Identify the significant code and
health issues, violations and consequences related to DWV systems. Demonstrate the ability to test
a DWV system and document the test procedure.
Sanitary Drainage Systems
Course Code 8982 (40S)
Students will use approved submittal data, floor plans and architectural details to lay out fixture
rough ins, to develop estimates and to establish general fixture locations, and Explain sizing of
building drains, sewers and storm drainage systems.
Water Supply Systems
Course Code: 8984 (40S)
Students will learn to use plans and fixture rough in sheets to determine the placement of fixtures
and the route of water supply piping. Students will also demonstrate how to install a water
distribution system using appropriate hangers. Students will learn how to install: bath tubs, shower
stalls, valves, faucets, water closets, urinals, lavatories, sinks and drains.
Applied Plumbing and Piping Systems
Course Code: 8985 (40S)
In this course students Apply knowledge and skills related to the piping trade that may include,
fabricating, installing, and laying piping systems. Students will apply the knowledge and skills from
mathematics in the layout, joining, and fabrication of plumbing systems.

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